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Health law [2011] UKFTT 123 (HESC)

Stanczuk v SoS

Stanczuk v SoS [2011] UKFTT 123 (HESC) (03 March 2011)

The tribunal dismissed an appeal against inclusion on the PoVA and PoCA lists, finding repeated misconduct, intimidation, and no sufficient insight or improvement.

  • Protection of vulnerable adults list
  • Protection of children act list
  • Misconduct
  • Unsuitability to work with vulnerable adults
  • Unsuitability to work with children
  • Po-va-list
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Health law [2010] UKFTT 406 (HESC)

Outhwaite v Secretary of State

Outhwaite v Secretary of State [2010] UKFTT 406 (HESC) (13 September 2010)

The Tribunal dismissed Ms Outhwaite’s appeal against inclusion on vulnerable adults and children lists after finding she left a vulnerable adult unattended.

  • Protection of vulnerable adults list
  • Protection of children act list
  • Misconduct
  • Unsuitability to work with vulnerable persons
  • Vulnerable-adults
  • Child-protection
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Care standards [2010] UKFTT 275 (HESC)

JD v Secretary of State

JD v Secretary of State [2010] UKFTT 275 (HESC) (01 July 2010)

The tribunal dismissed JD’s appeal against inclusion on the POVA and POCA lists after finding misconduct toward two elderly care home residents.

  • Protection of vulnerable adults list
  • Inclusion on pova and poca lists
  • Misconduct
  • Suitability to work with vulnerable adults and children
  • Care-standards
  • Safeguarding
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Health law [2010] UKFTT 62 (HESC)

Beach v Secretary of State

Beach v Secretary of State [2010] UKFTT 62 (HESC) (17 February 2010)

The tribunal dismissed Eric Beach’s appeals and upheld his inclusion on the PoVA and PoCA lists after finding misconduct toward vulnerable adults and unsuitability to work with them.

  • Protection of vulnerable adults list
  • Protection of children act list
  • Misconduct
  • Suitability to work with vulnerable adults
  • Suitability to work with children
  • Protection-of-vulnerable-adults
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Administrative law [2010] UKFTT 17 (HESC)

Guzman v Secretary of State

Guzman v Secretary of State [2010] UKFTT 17 (HESC) (25 January 2010)

The tribunal refused to extend time for a late appeal against inclusion on the PoVA list and struck out the appeal, finding no sufficient reason for the delay.

  • Protection of vulnerable adults list
  • Time limits for appeal
  • Extension of time
  • Procedural compliance
  • Strike out applications
  • Late-appeal
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Health law [2009] UKFTT 150 (HESC)

MK v Secretary of State

MK v Secretary of State [2009] UKFTT 150 (HESC) (10 June 2009)

The tribunal allowed appeals against inclusion on the vulnerable adults and children lists after finding a single restraint incident did not make the appellant unsuitable.

  • Protection of vulnerable adults list
  • Protection of children act list
  • False imprisonment
  • Suitability to work with vulnerable persons
  • Protection-of-vulnerable-adults-list
  • Protection-of-children-act-list
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Health law [2009] UKFTT 20 (HESC)

Gedara v Secretary of State

Gedara v Secretary of State [2009] UKFTT 20 (HESC) (06 March 2009)

The tribunal allowed a nurse’s appeal against PoVA and PoCA listings, finding his errors in care planning and monitoring did not amount to misconduct.

  • Protection of vulnerable adults list
  • Protection of children act list
  • Prohibition from working with children
  • Misconduct in care settings
  • Appeal against regulatory listing
  • Protective-listing
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Child protection [2009] UKFTT 17 (HESC)

SS v Secretary of State

SS v Secretary of State [2009] UKFTT 17 (HESC) (05 December 2008)

The tribunal allowed SS’s appeal and removed her from the PoCA and PoVA lists, finding misconduct but no proven unsuitability to work with children.

  • Protection of children act list
  • Protection of vulnerable adults list
  • List 99
  • Childminding registration
  • Unsuitability to work with children
  • Care standards act compliance
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Health law [2008] UKFTT 3 (HESC)

PH v Secretary of State for Health

PH v Secretary of State for Health [2008] UKFTT 3 (HESC) (12 November 2008)

The tribunal dismissed PH’s appeals against confirmation on the PoVA and PoCA lists, finding he smoked cannabis on duty and mistreated a vulnerable adult.

  • Protection of vulnerable adults list
  • Protection of children act list
  • Misconduct
  • Suitability to work with vulnerable persons
  • Employment dismissal
  • Vulnerable-adults
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